Submission summary dashboard

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Released : 5.20


Submission summary dashboard

This dashboard provides a summary of the REF1 and REF2 elements of the selected Unit's REF2021 submission. Includes Cat A FTE, Cat A and B headcounts, and a REF2 attribution summary including tracking the number of attributed REF2s against the number required.

REF1 Researchers

CHART: Included in submission : Headcount % Cat A v Cat B

This chart shows the composition of the submission, displaying the proportion of Cat A v Cat B headcount.

TABLE: REF1 Summary: Included in Submission

This table presents summary-level information relating to staff flagged as included in the submission.

Field

Description

Cat

Category A or Category B

FTE

Cat A FTE of REF1 Researchers included in the submission.  If the value is followed by an asterisk, this indicates that the Cat A FTE override input in the Unit form is being employed.

H/C

Headcount of REF1 Researchers included in the submission

H/C %

Proportion of included REF1 Researchers in each staff category

REF6a waiver

Number of included Cat A staff with a REF6a waiver (as captured in the REF1 form)

REF1s with zero attributions expected

Number of included Cat A staff with zero attributions expected (as captured in the REF1 form)

TABLE: REF1 Summary: Not included in submission

This table presents summary-level information relating to staff flagged as NOT included in the submission.

Field

Description

Cat

Category A or Category B

FTE

Cat A FTE of REF1 Researchers NOT included in the submission

H/C

Headcount of REF1 Researchers NOT included in the submission

REF6a waiver

Number of NOT included Cat A staff with a REF6a waiver (as captured in the REF1 form)

REF1s with zero attributions expected

Number of NOT included Cat A staff with zero attributions expected (as captured in the REF1 form)

REF2 Output attributions

CHART: Progress towards reaching required number of REF2 attributions

This chart shows the progress towards reaching the required number of REF2 attributions, showing the current number of attributed REF2s against the number required.

TABLE: REF2 Attribution Summary

This table presents summary-level information relating to REF2 attributions.

Field

Description

Number of required REF2s

The number of required REF2s (using the calculation described in the Unit form)

Number of Attributed REF2s

The number of Attributed REF2s (includes any outputs attributed to REF1 Researchers NOT included in the submission (which it is recommended are removed to ensure accurate calculations)).  Excludes Reserves.
REF2 attributions are counted as described here.
This cell is highlighted in YELLOW, and the number is followed by an asterisk, if there are any outputs to be input directly into the REF submission system.

REF2 shortfall

Where [Number of Attributed REF2s] + [Outputs being input directly in REF submission system] is ≠ [Number of required REF2s], the cell is highlighted in RED. The number is presented as a negative if there are less REF2 attributions than are required;  the number is presented as a positive if there are more REF2 attributions than are required.

Number of Attributed + Accepted REF2s

The number of Attributed + Accepted REF2s

Number of Accepted REF2s

The number of Accepted REF2s

TABLE: Additional REF2 requirement variables taken into account

This table presents additional variables that are taken into account when calculating the number of required REF2s and the number of Attributed REF2s.

Field

Description

REF6b Unit reduction

The REF6b unit reduction (as captured in the Unit form)

Outputs being input directly in REF submission system

The number of REF2 outputs to be input directly into the REF submission system (as captured in the REF1 form) (includes any for REF1 Researchers NOT included in the submission (which it is recommended are removed to ensure accurate calculations))

Number of included REF1 Researchers with zero expected attributed outputs

Number of included Cat A staff with zero attributions expected (as captured in the REF1 form)


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